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| + | <div class="square" style="float:right">[[Image:Square Channel 4.jpg|The Great British Bake Off]]</div>16 March '''Baking News'''<br/>Channel 4 have confirmed the lineup for [[The Great British Bake Off]]. Joining Paul Hollywood in the marquee are cookery expert Prue Leith, ''Fifteen-to-One'' host [[Sandi Toksvig]], and comic actor Noel Fielding. Channel 4 intends to air a new series this autumn.<br/><br/> | ||
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| + | <div class="square" style="float:left">[[Image:Square Channel 5.jpg|Blind Date]]</div>16 March '''Paul O'Grady's Blind Date'''<br/>Channel 5 have also made a major announcement, confirming rumours that [[Blind Date]] is to come back. [[Paul O'Grady]] will host; the sliding partition and three-question format will return. ''Blind Date'' ran for almost two decades on ITV.<br/><br/> | ||
<div class="square" style="float:right">[[Image:Square 009.jpg|The Crystal Maze]]</div>13 January '''Let the four winds blow!'''<br/>[[The Crystal Maze]] is back for a full series on Channel 4. Richard Ayoade is the new host, fronting 20 episodes including some celebrity specials. They'll be making the show in Bristol, and it'll be played by teams of five.<br/><br/> | <div class="square" style="float:right">[[Image:Square 009.jpg|The Crystal Maze]]</div>13 January '''Let the four winds blow!'''<br/>[[The Crystal Maze]] is back for a full series on Channel 4. Richard Ayoade is the new host, fronting 20 episodes including some celebrity specials. They'll be making the show in Bristol, and it'll be played by teams of five.<br/><br/> | ||
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<div class="square" style="float:right">[[Image:Square BBC 2.jpg|Robot Wars]]</div>11 October '''Roboteers, Standby...for another wars!'''<br/>The BBC have announced today that they have recommissioned the [[Robot Wars]] revival for another 6 episodes. [[Dara O'Briain]] and Angela Scanlon will be returning as hosts as well as commentator Jonathan Pearce.<br/><br/> | <div class="square" style="float:right">[[Image:Square BBC 2.jpg|Robot Wars]]</div>11 October '''Roboteers, Standby...for another wars!'''<br/>The BBC have announced today that they have recommissioned the [[Robot Wars]] revival for another 6 episodes. [[Dara O'Briain]] and Angela Scanlon will be returning as hosts as well as commentator Jonathan Pearce.<br/><br/> | ||
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Channel 4 have confirmed the lineup for The Great British Bake Off. Joining Paul Hollywood in the marquee are cookery expert Prue Leith, Fifteen-to-One host Sandi Toksvig, and comic actor Noel Fielding. Channel 4 intends to air a new series this autumn.
Channel 5 have also made a major announcement, confirming rumours that Blind Date is to come back. Paul O'Grady will host; the sliding partition and three-question format will return. Blind Date ran for almost two decades on ITV.
The Crystal Maze is back for a full series on Channel 4. Richard Ayoade is the new host, fronting 20 episodes including some celebrity specials. They'll be making the show in Bristol, and it'll be played by teams of five.
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The BBC have announced today that they have recommissioned the Robot Wars revival for another 6 episodes. Dara O'Briain and Angela Scanlon will be returning as hosts as well as commentator Jonathan Pearce.
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